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Your first DSLR
The question comes from all sorts of people but is always the same: "I am ready to graduate from my point and shoot to a DSLR -- what should I get?"

Fujifilm FinePix Z5fd

Kristin from Inkster, MI reviews the Fujifilm FinePix Z5fd:

What's Hot: Love this camera! Takes great pictures, especially portraits, looks hot, and is convenient to use.

What's Not: The top buttons could be bigger.

Review: Although there are not a lot of reviews out yet on this camera, there should be! Of the 20 reviews from consumers I read so far, 18 of them-men and women-loved this camera. Add me to the list. It takes great photographs and especially portraits, and the face detection feature is a winner.

Read the complete review here.

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Reflections from mirrors, quiet ponds, and other surfaces add interest and charm to portraits. Focus on the object in the mirror but include a physical part of the subject that is not reflection. The camera's auto exposure and autofocus should function correctly without override.

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